WATCH: Booker continues to reject SAVE Act despite bombshell NJ voter roll scandal
Cory Booker says the SAVE Act would not have prevented the New Jersey software error that made roughly 6,600 noncitizens eligible to vote.
- • A software error in New Jersey improperly registered 6,600 noncitizens to vote.
- • Senator Cory Booker rejects the SAVE Act, claiming it would not have prevented this specific system failure.
- • The SAVE Act requires documentary proof of citizenship and photo ID for federal elections.
The error occurred through an automatic registration pathway tied to motor vehicle applications. While officials claim the error did not change election outcomes, the Justice Department has opened an investigation.
Christian Perspective
Allowing noncitizens to participate in the political process violates the principle of national sovereignty and the stewardship of a nation's destiny. True order requires that those who shape a culture must be part of the organic community defined by shared heritage and legal standing. Protecting the sanctity of the vote is a matter of maintaining the righteous boundaries of the nation.
Implications
This failure undermines the stability of the American republic and threatens the influence of the founding citizenry. When the political process is diluted by the alien, the ability of the people to uphold traditional values and the natural order is compromised. It signals a move toward a rootless, globalist system where citizenship is meaningless.
Broader Trends
This incident is a clear symptom of the Great Replacement, where administrative failures and intentional policy shifts facilitate demographic replacement. The refusal of
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